This listing is for the photographed acrylic painting on a canvas panel. It is approx. 7 inches by 5 inches and is a very detailed paint illustration with multiple layers. It is varnished with a glossy finish, and the dates it was worked on + my signature + title of the painting are on the back. The scene is a warm-tone desert, with a yellow orange sky and puffy white clouds that fade into the sky, with a bright sun rising up to the center of the atmosphere. There are stunning purple mountains that contrast with the skyline, and are emphasized with more warm yellows and oranges. The mid ground has lots of vibrant reds, oranges, and purples, creating a vaguely dirt or sand like layer, and there are a plethora of cacti between that and the mountains, as well as between there and the foreground. These cacti are in a variety of shapes and sizes, and they also have some aloe and shrubs and grasses poking out around them, too. Then, in the foreground, we've got a very clearly sandy/dry ground with just a few bits of the cacti coming through, and a leopard hanging out and prowling the scene. He is off to the left of the canvas, seen from shoulder up, and subtly accented with the scenes warm yellow tones. It is a piece that took over ten hours to complete, and was done with acrylic paint brush markers. 
 
It has my signature, "S.Sweeney" plus the date of completion listed on the piece for authentication, although I am in the works of procuring additional documentation for "certification of authenticity" pages to include with each piece from inside my studios.
 
The painting + shipping and handling fees are figured into the full price, so the listing price will cover both! c:
 
Shipping to USA only at the moment - if you are out of country, do drop a note in my "contact" section and let me know your preferred method for shipping internationally, and we can absolutely work out something! International shipping will have an additional charge, however! I will not know until someone wishes to have something shipped outside of USA, but again, we can absolutely come to some form of agreement I am sure!